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Public Law 86-272 and Nexus: What Happened to the House OBBBA Provision?

Public Law 86-272 and Nexus: What Happened to the House OBBBA Provision?

Learn what happened to the House OBBBA provision affecting Public Law 86-272 and state tax nexus rules. Tax expert Annette Nellen explains the implications for multistate businesses in this reprinted article and upcoming webinar.
OBBBA Update: Preliminary job list for the “no tax on tips” provision and the new Schedule 1-A

OBBBA Update: Preliminary job list for the “no tax on tips” provision and the new Schedule 1-A

The U.S. Treasury Department, in coordination with the IRS released the preliminary list of occupations eligible for the no tax on tips provision under HR 1, PL 119-21, commonly known…
What Farm Tax Clients Need to Know About S Corporations and Self-Employment

What Farm Tax Clients Need to Know About S Corporations and Self-Employment

Many farmers form S corporations to reduce self-employment tax and limit liability—but they must also navigate the IRS’s reasonable compensation rules. This blog outlines key considerations and offers real-life examples to help tax pros guide their farm clients effectively.
Questions Answered from Planning for the Surviving Spouse Webinar

Questions Answered from Planning for the Surviving Spouse Webinar

Get Klaralee Charlton’s written answers to additional questions from the Planning for the Surviving Spouse webinar on Aug. 6, covering trusts, disclaimers, GST, and more.
Summer Weddings and Tax-Deductible Expenses

Summer Weddings and Tax-Deductible Expenses

Summer weddings might not seem like a tax topic—until you consider the deductions.

From charitable venues to donated centerpieces, this timely blog explores how some wedding expenses may qualify for tax benefits. Plus, insights on name changes, filing status, and what couples should keep in mind post-ceremony.
Tax Consequences of the Family Home for the Surviving Spouse

Tax Consequences of the Family Home for the Surviving Spouse

Tax discussions with clients who have lost spouses can be challenging, but necessary. There are tax considerations the surviving spouse needs to consider, especially if they owned a home with the decedent.